Overview
- Solos announced the AirGo A6 on Tuesday as a cameraless, voice‑first model that weighs about 19 grams without lenses and keeps hands‑free features such as wake‑word SolosChat, live translation, voice memos, messaging, reminders, and open‑ear audio.
- The AirGo V2 is available now worldwide from $299 and includes a 16MP camera that can shoot photos and 2K video, a modular SmartHinge frame, and a reported 10–12 hour battery life for everyday use.
- Solos introduced a Privacy Kit for the V2 that uses a transparent ClearView Temple and a clip‑on privacy shield to physically block the camera, with accessory prices starting at $39 and a full bundle at $79.
- Pricing and a ship date for the A6 have not been announced and remain unconfirmed while Solos lays out an accessory roadmap that includes a charging case expected in August 2026 and planned features such as YouTube livestreaming for the V2.
- The company’s twin moves underline a trade‑off between sensors and wearability: lighter, cameraless frames aim to boost daily comfort and privacy perception while modular, camera‑enabled glasses rely on paid hardware blockers to address surveillance concerns in a market led by larger players like Meta.